Welcome to the facts people. It takes 11 Men to stop a team from scoring. Period. Stupid people have been trying there best to build steam on an argument against Aaron Rodgers. Siting close loses to Minnesota, Atlanta and Tenessee as a sign that he cannot close out close games. Well let's be real...

I'm back . . . first, did anyone have the pleasure of watching Family Night at Lambeau Field Sunday night? I was thinking Brett Favre just couldn't miss the fireworks! Second, if you did watch that scrimmage, what did you think of Aaron Rogers' throwing? Third, my main point of referring...

After paying only sporadic attention to the Brett Favre soap opera, I read the New York Times Sunday edition "Sport of the Times" column by William Rhoden on-line. He has it right, in my opinion, so I printed the article, underlines certain phrases (i.e.: ". . .Ted Thompson . . and Mark...

you treat Brett like he owes you more entertainment! you forget he contributed to your entertainment for 16 years already. Brett is also a human being, folks! He’s obviously a sincere, sensitive, down to earth person, which everyone seemed to love about him before… because of these traits, he was obviously...

Jason Taylor.....Yes I said it. Look if Brett Favre wants to come back then let him. We can all agree that the Green Bay Packers are ready to contend now...right?? The team is in postion to make a run, and I want the best possible option under center and that would be Brett Favre. Now yes this has been...